Not a good experience, the bread isle was empty, so were other aisles. I drove 28 miles to get essentials. Was a waste of time. And the self check out dont get me started
Ty W.
It's Walmart, I don't know if there's much more that can be said about it. The only good time to go is later at night. If you don't like being able to move and don't like feeling claustrophobic, avoid mid days, weekends, and Sundays especially.
Katie N.
Pretty good, except rude cashiers that'll send you away if they want to close their line.
Conrad B.
Typically can find what you need here. Prices are normally good to cheap. Decent selection with bakery, auto center, lawn and garden area and photo department. Most of the employees are pretty helpful and store is maintained well. Self checkout is available and sometimes a better option if the other lines fill up. Which usually only happens at peak hours or before a storm.
JJ D.
I have no idea what the first review is referring to. I went to this Wal-Mart location and found fine employees working there. Typical Wal-Mart Supercenter, had a good selection of groceries. Produce was better than what I have seen at other Wal-Marts. This one had self checkout places. One self checkout register was hidden in a corner, hard to get into and easy to "hide" from the cashier over-seeing the self-checkout. Plenty of room to park an RV. I didn't inquire as to whether this site allows boon-dock overnighting.
Nik R.
I love this place. The people inside remind me of the first phase of a societal rebuild from a post-apocalyptic, nucularly-catastrophic mass extinction event that melted off the faces of the other sentient beings, leaving nothing but an impending quadrololigy of doom in the wake. The purely debonaire aesthetic of hunter orange camouflage combined with the delectable hint of bovine feces wafting off the boots of everyone inside makes for the utmost, upscale, and pleasurable shopping experience for the whole family. But it gets better Go inside this fine establishment after midnight and you will be met with crowds that can only be described as stumbling herds of mutants, transient wookie-like creatures, and meth-faced brain eating parasites waiting to stare deep into your soul and steal your sanity. I love this place.
Not a good experience, the bread isle was empty, so were other aisles. I drove 28 miles to get essentials. Was a waste of time. And the self check out dont get me started
It's Walmart, I don't know if there's much more that can be said about it. The only good time to go is later at night. If you don't like being able to move and don't like feeling claustrophobic, avoid mid days, weekends, and Sundays especially.
Pretty good, except rude cashiers that'll send you away if they want to close their line.
Typically can find what you need here. Prices are normally good to cheap. Decent selection with bakery, auto center, lawn and garden area and photo department. Most of the employees are pretty helpful and store is maintained well. Self checkout is available and sometimes a better option if the other lines fill up. Which usually only happens at peak hours or before a storm.
I have no idea what the first review is referring to. I went to this Wal-Mart location and found fine employees working there. Typical Wal-Mart Supercenter, had a good selection of groceries. Produce was better than what I have seen at other Wal-Marts. This one had self checkout places. One self checkout register was hidden in a corner, hard to get into and easy to "hide" from the cashier over-seeing the self-checkout. Plenty of room to park an RV. I didn't inquire as to whether this site allows boon-dock overnighting.
I love this place. The people inside remind me of the first phase of a societal rebuild from a post-apocalyptic, nucularly-catastrophic mass extinction event that melted off the faces of the other sentient beings, leaving nothing but an impending quadrololigy of doom in the wake. The purely debonaire aesthetic of hunter orange camouflage combined with the delectable hint of bovine feces wafting off the boots of everyone inside makes for the utmost, upscale, and pleasurable shopping experience for the whole family. But it gets better Go inside this fine establishment after midnight and you will be met with crowds that can only be described as stumbling herds of mutants, transient wookie-like creatures, and meth-faced brain eating parasites waiting to stare deep into your soul and steal your sanity. I love this place.
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